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Bank account reconciliation assist

Bank account reconciliation assist covers the Copilot (preview) feature in Business Central that matches bank transactions with ledger entries and suggests G/L accounts for unmatched ones. It answers how-to questions on using it and FAQ questions on what it does.

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Overview

Bank account reconciliation assist uses Copilot to cut the manual work of reconciling a bank account. It improves transaction matching beyond the automatch operation and suggests G/L accounts for bank transactions that have no matching ledger entry, so differences can be posted.

The section has two pages and no subtopics. “Reconcile bank accounts with Copilot (preview)” is the practical guide: it covers the matching and G/L suggestion steps, reviewing and saving match proposals, and the post if fully applied option. The FAQ page explains what the feature does at a higher level, including bank statement import and ledger entry matching. Start with the reconcile page to use the feature, and read the FAQ for background on the feature.

Both pages mark the feature as preview. The reconcile page mentions 2025 release wave 1 and 2025 release wave 2.

Key points

  • Copilot matches unmatched bank transactions with ledger entries using AI, supplementing the automatch operation.
  • It suggests G/L accounts for unmatched transactions so differences can be posted.
  • Match proposals can be reviewed and saved.
  • A post if fully applied option is available.
  • The feature relates to bank statement import and ledger entry matching.
  • Both pages label the feature as preview.
  • The reconcile page references 2025 release wave 1 and 2025 release wave 2.
  • The FAQ page gives an overview of what the feature does.

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